On the plane flying from Beijing to Northern Europe.
Zhang Xuexi was amazed when he learned that Shi Wangyue had skipped two grades in elentary school and graduated at ten, exclaiming that he was a genius.
Shi Wangyue quickly said, "Uncle, I’m not a genius; my sister is the real genius. She is even more incredible than ."
His words made everyone present laugh.
Xia Dai, after laughing, said, "Of course, my sister is the most amazing. She has an eidetic mory from a young age, but Wangyue is also very impressive."
After speaking, he enthusiastically extolled the heroic achievents of Shi Wangyue and his sister in school to the Zhang family father and son.
He had a year’s friendship with Wangyue, and could be said to know him quite well.
Xia Dai was straightforward and sweet-tongued; when he praised soone, it was a cascade of complints, and the Zhang family father and son were great at backing him up, showering the young boy with praises as if they cost nothing.
Wangyue’s face turned red from the complints.
You Guang treated their complints as air, but couldn’t help nodding in agreent when Wangyue was praised.
She knew very well that she wasn’t eidetic or a genius; all her knowledge in this life was just a benefit from the accumulation of her past life.
In contrast, Shi Wangyue being called a "genius" was truly deserved.
Not to ntion she had already witnessed his extraordinary nature in her past life.
In this life, she genuinely felt what others said: "Effort really pales in comparison to absolute talent."
In these years of interacting with children, she often couldn’t help but sigh in her heart: "Kids really learn anything once taught, their high comprehension is terrifying. With any new knowledge, at first, he may not understand due to a lack of cognition. But as long as soone teaches him, he quickly grasps the patterns and applies them, being truly extraordinarily gifted."
Currently still in elentary school, he seems only like an ordinary student with slightly outstanding grades. Once he grows a bit older, his talent will be fully unearthed, and he will be like an unpolished jade, carved into a rare treasure, really astonishing many people.
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The world is a book.
To Ning Youguang, traveling is not about gaining anything, but letting the soul rest.
For the three little companions, each of them reaped bountiful rewards from this polar trip.
Sixth-grade sumr vacation is long.
When the group returned from the Arctic trip, only half of the vacation was over.
Xia Dai always expresses emotions outwardly. This trip broadened his horizons and fueled his desire to share. In the days following his return, he often road around seeking friends for gatherings, sharing his experiences, sights, and feelings from the Arctic journey.
Regarding this, You Guang often couldn’t help but complain internally: "It’s really a pity Daidai didn’t beco a travel blogger."
His ability to entice is really strong.
How many days since they returned from the Arctic?
Several classmates were already clamoring to travel to the Arctic, much to the dismay of the parents.
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Every photo is a specin of ti.
Shi Wangyue is introverted and does not share his travel insights with friends like Xia Dai. Yet, upon return, he took the photos his sister took in the Arctic and carefully shared the stories behind each photo with his father.
Wangyue’s father loved those cute snow-white animals the most.
Thus, Wangyue shared many real images of polar bears, seals, walruses, seagulls, puffins, and black guillemots he saw on the Arctic Ocean icebreaker with his father.
The young boy shared ticulously, and the chubby young man never tired of listening, often actively seeking out his son to hear glacier stories.
Wangyue didn’t mind, changing his words, telling his father those stories over and over again that he had told many tis before.
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Only You Guang, imdiately settled down upon returning from the journey, orderly arranging the upcoming daily life plan.
Inviting her uncle to arrange a al with the Zhang family was the first thing she wanted to do upon her return.
"Living in the mont" is her consistent life philosophy.
"Does Youyou want to thank Uncle Zhang for taking care during this trip?" Xia Xiqing tentatively asked the niece about the reason for inviting the Zhang family to a al.
"No." The little girl shook her head.
"Then what is it?" Xia Xiqing asked curiously.
"Mainly to ask Aunt Cui if she is aware of her health condition." You Guang directly stated the main purpose, "Last ti at the airport, I saw her. From her complexion, Aunt Cui seems to have health issues. If I’m not mistaken, it’s cancer."
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